Carte de la Plaine de France -
Welcome to the Most Dynamic Area of Ile-de-France!
The Plaine de France forms a large territory of 300km² north of Paris, bringing together 40 municipalities.
Covering the east of the department of Val d'Oise and the west of the Seine St Denis department, it starts from the doors of Paris to the borders of the Oise, encompassing the airports of Paris-Le Bourget, 1st European Affairs Airport and Paris-CDG, 2nd Airport of Europe.
Welcome to the most dynamic territory of Ile-de-France!
-1 million inhabitants
-478,000 public and private jobs
-81,251 jobs created between 1999 and 2009
-46,000 companies including Fedex, Air France, L'Oréal, Aéroports de Paris, Generali, Samsung, Embraer, Arcelor-Mittal, Saint-Gobain, Rhodia, GDF-Suez, Orange, Ventresprivées.com, SFR, SNCF…
-6,000 university and private researchers
-60,000 students-2nd university center of Ile-de-France after Paris
-3 poles of economic excellence:
Oaeronautics around Le Bourget Airport
Oechanges, congresses and fairs around Paris-CDG airport
Ocréation and cultural industries in Pleyel - Plaine Saint -Denis
-1er Logistics pole of Ile-de-France
-15,000 hotel rooms
-12% of new homes in Ile-de-France and in particular in many eco-neighborhoods.
Thanks to exceptional accessibility, many residential projects and international economic development develop on the 3 main development poles: Plaine Commune, Pôle du Bourget and Grand Roissy.
Large equipment is present:
The Stade de France in St Denis, the Villepinte International Exhibition Park and its branch at Le Bourget, 2 universities (Paris 8 in St Denis and Paris 13 in Villetaneuse), the City of Cinema in St Denis, the National Archives in Pierrefitte, the House of Human Sciences (spring 2013). In 2016: the Condorcet campus in Aubervilliers and the International Trade Center Paris Roissy-CDG.
The territory has a rare cultural and heritage wealth: the St Denis basilica, the Bourget Air and Space Museum, the National Renaissance Museum of the Château d'Ecouen…
The Plaine de France offers a diversified living environment: banks of the Seine and the Ourcq canal, many parks (La Courneuve, Villepinte and Sevran) and large agricultural spaces.
